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Broadband customer survey

Major broadband providers outperformed by smaller rivals in annual survey

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British teenage boys being targeted by Nigerian ‘sextortion’ gangs

Science, Innovation and Technology Secretary Peter Kyle

Kyle to lay out plans to turn industrial wasteland into AI hotbeds on US visit

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UK scientists behind clean power AI breakthrough win £1m Government prize

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Groundbreaking form of AI ‘could speed up drug development by around six years’

Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore spent nine months in space

The ravaging effects of space on the human body revealed as astronauts touch down after 286 days

RoboGuide face-to-face with a guide dog labrador

Robot dog developed to support blind and visually impaired

A white robot arm holding a kettle, pouring hot water into a cup being held out by a human

Coffee-making robot ‘glimpse into future where intelligent machines commonplace’

NASA astronaut Suni Williams is helped out of the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft

Home at last: NASA astronauts greeted by dolphins as they land back on Earth after eight months stranded in space

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Independent launches AI-created news briefings for ‘busy’ readers

Fresh images of the remote Antarctica base at the centre of an assault allegation have emerged after the crew begged for rescue.

Inside the Antarctic base at centre of assault mystery as crew plead for rescue

The Wiz logo on a smartphone and the Google logo behind

Google owner to buy cybersecurity firm Wiz for £24.7bn

This image taken from NASA video shows the SpaceX capsule carrying NASA astronauts Suni Williams, Butch Wilmore and Nick Hague.

NASA astronauts 'stranded' in space for months begin journey back to Earth in SpaceX Dragon capsule

An elderly man surfs the internet

Life ‘harder than five years ago for over-60s due to more online services’

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AI enabling rise in ‘synthetic fraud’ attacks, credit information firm warns

Facial recognition will be used to help passengers skip passport queues at ports.

British travellers arriving back in UK could 'avoid passport queues' with new facial recognition technology

Dan Jarvis (Richard Townshend/UK Parliament)

Russian networks tried to disrupt UK election but did not cause ‘notable’ impact

Meta’s Orion glasses

Smart glasses will be future of computing, Meta executives say